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THE INDEPENDENT
Vol I
Jmim
TOPICS OF THE DAY
Tho Star posing aa Col Spnld
ingo MouthpiStfo BayBj1 ho was
anxious lo plac6his plamboforo thO
poopld And by inoronoo it places
the blame of railroading- logisla
Hon in eocrot on the Exooutivo
PdrliatiB daro We hint thfe Star is
correot
The Star says roferring to the
Bishop estate white elephant deal
for a high sohbol the judgment of
tho Board of Education will either
ba vintticatefd or condemned within
a very fow months Bight you aro
and wo vonturo to say the latter
will bo the casoi
It will be in order for all of the
Advertiser staff in future to never
accept a pass over any railroad or
on any steamship Also to use no
free- tiokots to ontertaihmonta By
ao doing they will avoid tho scath
ing censure of thoir editor a la
Congressman Hilborn for any criti
cism thoy may give in which is op
posed to hid1 views Life is too
short to makeanyfurtherexposo of
his ridioulous position
Law making andf law enfdrcing
too of tea oc6upy spheres qnite as
distinct a theory and practico
Advertiser
Quite correot Yet under the
monarchy- the eternal idiots who
now control affairs said the mon
archy was rotten becausd lit did
mot onforco what the people object
ed to Have the Republican offi
cials onforoed anything yet which
even orie only onon of thoir1 sup
porters objected tot No And the
Advertiser is ilow trying to defend
thoir want of W C T U and other
alphabetical and missionary Chris
tian morality
Our Foreign Office and tho
legations will be
able to handle their diplomatic af
fairs with dispatch that will bo a
guarantee against complication
Such 8yB thoStarriwill be the re
sult of cable establishment When
our foreign office will be able to
cable anything except to say that
they havereceived communications
tHroughHhe local resident diplomats
from their respective governments
andarebonsidering them1 will be a
long step We have nothingto say
tallany gdefninttnt whioh cannot
and ttust not be said right haro
Keforring to tho railroading of
the Gable contract the Star says
And this is notthe first instance
of unseemly hate and secret pro
coduro The passage of the Dan
goVous Persons aot by tho Councils
of then ProvisionabGovernment and
thor Ctfctlo appointment aro other
glaring examples Sometime the
rails will spread or anobstru6tion
will be enoountored by the Legis
lative Lightning Express
Arid now wo await the1 arrest of
tko Star Editor for seditions libel
Awayl Profane oritio of tho best
gdvefriuiont Hawaii evor had
Treason hafcn6 dptHstoddeep for
you to sound or punishment too
heavy to fit your erltto
Wedbnt wish to mako the deadly
parallel We simply present two
stateiidMits out of one edltdrialin
yestHrdaya Advertiser Whioh or
both ib truo or false is no Matter
APPLIED FOK
HONOLULU H L THUESDAY AUGUST 15 1895
The mystory is how could any sane
editor allow both to appear in the
same article and with only six lines
betwoon thorn Hero thoy aro For
at no time past or present havo at
tempts at suppressing tho drug
beon so successful eithor in these
islanda or olsowhoro For
assuredly honest if abortive at
tempts havo been made to prevent
opium smuggling In one lino tho
offorts are successful in tho other
they aro abortive Tho force of
idiocy1 and lies could nd further go
When investigating the Vatican
reodrdrf Fopd Leo XIII said to Dom
Ga8quot the librarian Fdblish
everything of intofost everything
whothorit tondsi to tho discredit or
credit of the ecclesiastical authori
ties for you uiAy bo sure that if tho
Gospel had been written in bii dayS
the1 treachery1 of Judas audi thede
nial of St Peter would have1 been
suppressed for fear of scandalizing
weak consciences So Lord Halifax
told the English Church Union the
other day iV Y Suin
Would to God that Pope Leos
spirit animated the local authorities
Ttioir opinion soeniB dirodtly there
verao Lot tho criticism bo noverso
mild the hbwl is raisod that tho
Government is threatened with over
turnthat no loyal person would
criticise any act or opinion of tho
Goverflment tbdoso is1 to shoW
disloyalty
Yesterday Major A G S Hawes
H B Ms Commissioner and Consul-General
communicated to tho
Foreign Office theviowSof hisfgov1
ornmont on the military commission
and thO trials had before it These
views support on the statements
laid before tho Law Lords of tho
BritishGovernment tho legalityiof
thb military commission under the
Hawaiian laws and Constitution
f
They further support the fairness
of the trials held and the decisions
arrived at j in those cases submitted
to them except1 in tho caso of V V
Ashford Id this case the Law
Lords disagree with the finding of
the commission and tho British
Governmont through its Commis
sioner here has asked for a1 review
of the decision1 with a view to its
being cancelled or set aside In the
matter of W H Richard and T B
Walker- tho British Government an
nounces its finding on1 the evidenoo
submitted to it1 thatthey had posi
tively divested themselves of their
British nationality and it considered
them to bo Hawaiian subjects As
to Jbhnston who was depdrtedwith
Cranstoun and1 Muller it decides
that from his owhstatdmonts he has
no claims against the Hawaiian
Government for damages whiohr tho
BritisLfGovornmdnt ought to sup
port as ho could not assert his inno
conce of complication in the upris
ing Throughout the cases men
tioned the British Government has
troated the oaees purely from an im
partial and legal view and hasonco
more affordod an exampldof the jus
tice with whioh it weighs tho claims
of its subjects or those calling on
its protection evon against the weak
est of other powers Thoreis no
bullying Nbthlngbut simple jus
tice after due investigation
Those Millinery Ornaments Flow
ers Feathers and Fancy Jet Sprays
at L B Kerrs should bo seen to bo
appreciated Thoy are without ox
coption tho Cuost ovor imported
hero Dout forgot I A single arti
cle or yard at wholesalo pricoB
The Standard Stallion
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Hawaiian Record
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IKOMITKU 2J03
SireofCfcolcfJrtS Knglc
219 Apex 220 Transit
2 2C4 Walker 223U
WalcsJiZiKi Clilco 221
mid o the lams of Urll
lUintlnc 2171 Vigor 223
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Dam of Creole 215 Ea
gle 219
FarDitnre and Baggage
are delivered and moved by
the Fastest Expresses in town
aro on hand whonever a steamer
arrives and baggago and freight
reach their destination nearly
before being landed
Pianos
are a specialty I move Pianos
according to tho most approved
methods Thoy dont even get
out of tune If they do and
the owner should desire it I
will tuno them myself and that
would bo lino for tho Piano
BLUE BULL 75
Biro of George town 21C
ZooB217sIJcsslo217H
nml 60 other besides ill
sires of to ami 48 ilmns of
70 230 performers
lRAIRIi BIRD 2 2SU
Diimof Might 229 ilam
of Fleet 2l8Ji Sid Fleet
22GJ
BUCCANEER 2jM
Slro of llnlwcr 2
Fllnht 229 Slmmroc
The World Moyes
AND SO DO I
And I Do It with a Groat Donl
Moro Bpood
Leave orders at my office
Corner King andNuuanu Sts
OB BINO UP
Telepiion 245
WILLIAM LABSEN
INSURANCE
Fire
lir
Life aid
AT BEST ItATEB
Ok- Enquire of
J M DOWSETTi
BEGAN YirOB ail PACIFIC CAS
Engines and Launches
THE BEST IN THE MARKET
They cannot be surpassed for Motive
Power
WSEND FOH CATALOGUE
JOS TnSNECEJR
Solo Agent Nuunuu Street
22du
225 and dams of Monroe
Irincc 22j rnirosc iu
Frou Frnuli22M4 Rose
dale 1 222 Oollta 221
Illblbl 221 Santa Rita
2 21J Sid Fleet 22fiJ4
Fleet 218J y
MARY2M2
Trial 225
Dam of Ancx 2iC fctcrl
lug sire of Gin 230 Lvtly1
dam of 3 In 2 S0j Qrncci
dam of Creole 215
Business Cards
ANTONB ROSA
Attorney-at-Law
77
215
221 1 2
fBMJK BUM rrudens
QUEEN
IXAXTA1L 8131
Hire of 2 In list and dams
of 9 trotters and 2 pacers
FASHION
Dam of
22SJi
lrulrlq Bird
flOWA CHIEF 628
I Hire of 5 ill 230 list
TINSLEY MAID
fFLAXTAlL 8132
iro oi uan ij
I DAUGHTER
DESCRIPTION AND TERMS
CREOLE is the gamest fastest and bost bred stallion that has over been im
ported into the Hawaiian Islands Ho reduced his record of 220 to 218 in PeUUtimn
Cal August 2 1 1801 distancing his wholo flod in tho first heat then again to 215 in
Stockton Cal Beptambor 23 1691 winning tho first heat lit 215 fourth heat in 215
and fifth heat in 2tlOK proving that he is a remarkably game as well as a speedy race
horse Creole by Prompter out of Orace by Buccaneer shows that ho is capable of
getting a mark ot 210 and is ono of the gamest stallions seen this year and besides
Being game is ono of the best formed and remarkably intelligent Jireeder and Sportt
man ticpt 25 1894 Ho is 16 hands high and of powerful build throughout His
color Is glossy blaok with one white hind foot His disposition is allthat could be de
sired and his action superb He is a sure foal getter
TERMS G0Avlthusuol return privilege Wilt mako tho season at the
OJLUB STABLES CO
Kaahumanu Street Honolulu
PAUL NEUMANN
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Counsellor and
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Merchant Street Honolulu
dUWJNU11 -
Plumbino Tin CorrEii and Sheet
Iron Wohk
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King Street Honolulu
GONSALVES 65
Wholesale Grooeiis and Wine
Merchants
225 Queen Street Honolulu
H B THOMAS
Contractor and Builder
Building Maturlals for sale Estimatos
Furnished
H F BEBTELMANN
Contractor and Builder
All kinds of Kepalrlng and Goneral Carpou
try Estimates on Buildings
Furnished a
ALLEN ROBINSON
Dealers in Lumber and Coal andj
Boildino Materials op
All Kinds
Queen Street Honolulu
THE ARLINGTON
A Wavxiiy Hotel
T KBOUSE Prop
Per Day 200
Per Week 1200
SPECIAL MONTHLY RATES
The Best of Atteudanco the Best Situation
and the Finest Meals In thin City
No 45
Wilders Steamship Go
TIME TABLE
O U WIGHT Pros 8 B ROSE Sec
Capt J A KING Port Supt
Stmr KXNAIT
CLARKE Commander
Will leave Honolulu at 2 r m touching at
Lahalna Maalara Bay and Makena tho
samo day Mnhukona Kawnlhao and Lnu
pahoehoe tho following day arriving at
Hllo tho samo evening
LEAVES HOtiOLULU
Iriday Aug 10
Tuesday Ally 2
Friday Sept 0
Tuesday Bopt 17
Priday Bojit 27
Tuesday Oct 8
Friday Oct 18
Tuesday Oct 2l
Fridny Nov 8
Tuesday Nov 10
Friday Nov 20
Tuesday Dec 10
Friday Dec 20
AmttVES HONOLULU
Friday Aug 23
Tuosday8opt 3
Friday Sept 13
Tuesday Sept 21
Friday Oct 4
Tnesday Oct 15
Friday Oct 25
Tuesday Nov C
Fridny Nov 15
Tuesday Nov 20
Friday Dec 0
Tuesday Deo 17
Friday Deo 27
Returning will loavo Hllo at 1 oclock
r m touching at Laupahoehoo Mahn
kona and Kawaihau same day Makena
Maalaea Bay and Lahalna the following
day arriving at Honolulu tha afternoons
of Tuosdays and Fridays
ew No Frolght will bo received after 12
noon on day of sailing
Stmr CLUDINE
OAMEUON Commander
Vill leave Honolulu Tuesdays at 6 r m
touching at Knhulul Hana Hamoa ana
Kipahnln Maui Ketunilng arrives at
Honolulu Sunday- afternoons - v-
Willcallat Nun Kaupo on second trip
of each month
C9 No Freight will bo received after 4
v m on day ot sailing
This Company will reserves tho right to
make changes in tho tlmeof departure and
arrival of Its Steamorswlthouc notice and
it will not bo responsible for any conse
quences arising therefrom
Consignees must bo at the Landings to
receive their freight this Company will
not hold itsolf responsible for freight after
it has been landed
Live Stock only at owners risk
This Company will not be responsible for
Money or Valuables of passengers unless
placed in tho care of Pursers
COP Fassongors are requested to pur
chase Tickets before embarking Those
falling to do so will be subject to an add-
t tonal charge of twenty five per cent
Benson Smith d Co
DRUGGISTS
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Fort Street
HONOLULU H I
Hollister Drug Co
DRUGGISTS
DPort Street
HONOLULU H I
California Fruit Market
CornerKing and Alakea Streets
CAMARIiW REFRIGERATORS
BY EVERY STEAMKKfl
From San Francicavlth
Fresh Fruits Oysters s
Salmon Poultry
Etc Eto Etc
i
4 tf
FOR SAliE
Four Seconil liantl Bailook Carts
IMP For particulars apply to
GONSALVES CO
Qnpfln Stroet
NOTIOE
AltE BESPECTFULfY
SUBBOHIBEBS
iiotlfled that all subscriptions aro pay
ablo strictly iu advauce by the month
quartor or year
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